Monthly Archives: October 2013
Single grain launch for William Grant
SCOTTISH drinks firm William Grant & Sons, the company behind whisky brands Grant’s, Glenfiddich and The Balvenie, has launched its first ever single grain...
Gorbals bar grabs CAMRA crown
THERE was celebration in Glasgow’s Gorbals when local pub The Laurieston Bar was named CAMRA’s 2013 Glasgow Pub of the Year.
The Laurieston came out...
A mature celebration for Beam in Glasgow
BEAM Global toasted six decades of whisky maturation in Glasgow this month with the opening of three new warehouses.
The £3 million expansion of the...
Craft beer is the perfect match
Food pairing proving ever popular, according to brewer
By Matthew Lynas
A SCOTTISH craft brewer is planning a series of food matching events after the success...
Firms gear up for festive season
Wholesalers pulling out all stops to support on-trade
WITH the Christmas and New Year trading period fast-approaching, licensees aren’t the only ones gearing up for...
Plea for hours consistency
Licensee calls for ‘level playing field’ between boards
By Dave Hunter
A SOUTH Lanarkshire licensee has called for greater consistency between licensing boards when it comes...
Siblings celebrate double success
Edinburgh eateries take top accolades a year after opening
By Gillian McKenzie
MICHELIN-starred brothers Chris and Jeff Galvin are celebrating double success after their Edinburgh restaurants...
Budget boost for beer and pubs
Industry investing after decision to scrap duty escalator, report says
THE 2013 Budget was a “turning point” for the British beer and pub industry, a...
Tree’s company at Balmaha outlet
Ongoing investment from family-owned firm helping to keep business booming
By Dave Hunter
TO say that the Oak Tree Inn in Balmaha is at the heart...
US whiskey is a Jack of all trades
Appealing to different consumer groups and tastes is key for Brown-Forman
COVERING a range of different flavour profiles and price points is the key to...
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